
This Hallow's eve, the Theatre is coming down to party at the clubs !!!!
A year of beauty. A year of plenty. A year of planting. A year of harvest.
A year of forests. A year of healing. A year of vision. A year of passion.
A year of rebirth. A year of rebirth. This year may we renew the earth.
Let it begin with each step we take. Let it begin with each change we make.
Let it begin with each chain we break. And let it begin every time we awake.
Always felt that theatre is stuck up there and should be down here where the real people are... well, its Hallows nite and we, the theatre people love to let our hair down and when we do all hell breaks loose... (pssst....its actually almost everyday we let our hair down) for those who have hair, those who don't they still let it down somehow..
So, we are coming to you, to let loose, hang out, squirm around and make you cry.... laugh till you cry that is.
Coffins, coffins and caskets???
Any box used to bury the dead in is a coffin. A distinction between "coffins" and "caskets", using coffin to refer to a tapered hexagonal or octagonal (also considered to be anthropoid in shape) box used for a burial and casket to refer to a rectangular burial box with a split lid used for viewing the deceased.
The Question is, my dear friends... would you lie in a coffin, actually lie in it for a while? Have you ever wondered, maybe just out of curiosity ... what does it feel like inside that wooden box... with the lid closed?
Well, people today are more receptive and open to the topic of death and coffins... on the coast of Ghana, the Ga tribe approach death in an interesting way.
The coffins they create are brightly colored, elaborate and festive. Often called "fantasy coffins", they represent something about how deceased lived. Coffins are created in the form of fish, animals, cars, bottles, Bibles, and any other object requested. A fisherman may get a fish coffin; A carpenter, a hammer; or a photographer, a camera. Someone devout may choose a Bible. Vices like beet bottles and cigarettes are also used.
Whatever it is... we do have something in stored for you along these lines, but then who's going to let the cat out of the bag? No, it will definitely not be me... you will have to come to find out...
if there will be or there will not be, a coffin a casket, and a body to see... heh heh heh!!!
ps. do bring along your cameras, you might want to take a body shot with it....
“The Bat” by AIIA, an improv show in the dark!
A Very Funny Halloween by the Artificially Intelligent : Improvholics Anonymous.
AIIA is an improv theatre troupe that entertains spectators with a spontaneous acting of a random scene thrown at them. The crowd suggest a random place, and these humorous people will create a spontaneous play based on the suggested scene. They were really great at their thing. They are really funny and we LOVE THEM!
Current members are: Abdul Qahar Aqilah, Amelia Chen, Ashraf Zain, David Chin, Farah Rani, Iedil Alaudin, Malik Taufiq, Shamaine Othman, Tisha Zainal and Xavier Fong
Sit back, relax, we shut off the lights and you Hear the funniest improv show you've ever Not seen. It's The Bat! Improv in the dark.
http://www.dsicomedytheater.com/shows/details/the-bat/
Find out more about them at http://ai-improv.blogspot.com/
Ritual theatre on “The Last Harvest” by Seventhcreation and Friends
Witness an improv Ritual theatre on “The Last Harvest” as the Samhain Holiday begins at sundown on October 31st. The nightide was always a time to be wary of walking alone in the countryside. So much more on this Night when the veils between the worlds of humans and spirits was at its thinnest. Traditional lore speaks of the dead returning to visit their kin and the doors to the Lands of the Sidhe (pronounced "shee") or Faery Realm being opened.
The Celtic peoples called the time between Samhain (pronounced "SOW-in" in Ireland, SOW-een in Wales, "SAV-en" in Scotland or even "SAM-haine" in non Gaelic speaking countries) and Brigid's Day "the period of little sun." Thus, Samhain is often named the "Last Harvest" or "Summer's End". The "time which is no time" was considered in the "old days" to be both very magical and very dangerous. So even today, we celebrate this Holiday with a mixture of joyous celebration and 'spine tingling" reverence.
An altar with symbols of life and death, Each person then braid or knot their three ribbons together focusing on the memories of those you have lost in your life. Then take a moment to meditate on the cycle of life, death, and rebirth.
Trick or treat with WLU
All friends, from all walks of life, lets celebrate the night, while we are alive... hee hee hee...
and what Halloween will it be if we don't have the mischievous crew from WLU trick and treating us with some good ol old school fun... but then again, we are creative people so expect no candy bars or spooky mask.
Its trick and treating at its wicked-est hour, which will leave you wanting for more... maybe again next year???
DO YOU HAVE COSTUME? Don't miss this chance to be in on the show....
http://www.abracadabra-costume.com
if you don't feel like spending $$$ for costumes, why don't you just take a peek into that closet of yours and just mix and match anything you got there!
Ideas can be obtained at
http://costumeideazone.com/
http://familycrafts.about.com/cs/halloweentheme/a/091399.htm
http://crafts.suite101.com/article.cfm/more_creative_halloween_costumes
http://www.robinsfyi.com/holidays/halloween/costumes.htm










